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See how replacement products look once they become part of a home. These two completed projects offer a closer view of frame colour, glass proportions and the details around an entrance.
White frames bring the rectangular and arched openings together across a brick-and-stone exterior. Browse the photographs and short video to see the windows as a complete installation.
View the Hamilton window project →
A woodgrain-textured door sits between full-height textured-glass sidelights. Look closer at the solid-panel design, the glass and the proportions of the complete entrance.
View the Guelph door project →These are Falcon projects in Hamilton and Guelph, not Burlington installations. Use them as inspiration for your own product and finish choices. Browse the Falcon project gallery.
Keep a front room's generous view, make a kitchen window easier to open or refresh a tired-looking elevation. Start with the result you want, then choose the opening style and proportions. Coordinating frame colour and visible divisions can make a mixed selection feel intentional across your Burlington home.
A crank-operated sash opens outward. Choose the opening direction to suit your reach, neighbouring windows and the space outside.
The sash opens out from the bottom. Consider this arrangement where you want ventilation within a horizontal window composition.
One moving sash travels sideways, leaving the outdoor space clear of a swinging window. A straightforward option for wider openings.
Move either sash to choose which side admits air. Compare the centre meeting point and cleaning features on the proposed model.
The lower sash lifts beneath a stationary upper section. Its vertical layout can preserve the familiar proportions of existing windows.
Both sashes move vertically, giving you a choice of upper or lower opening. Check handle access and available tilt-in features.
An uninterrupted fixed view puts the outdoors on display. Combine with an operating window when you also want fresh air.
A stationary unit designed to coordinate with casement profiles. Useful when consistent frame lines matter more than another opening sash.
Opening end sections frame a stationary centre. Explore different section proportions to balance the view with the ventilation you need.
A projecting arrangement adds depth to the room. Its support, surrounding construction and inside finish need to be planned together.
Prefer a tilt-and-turn design? Explore European-style windows.
Like the look, but unsure about the details?You do not have to choose from a catalogue alone. At home, we can compare suitable arrangements with the windows, furniture and finishes already around you.
Help Me Choose a Window StyleA front door can be the finishing touch to a window project or a worthwhile change on its own. Decide how much light, privacy and visual detail you want. For backyard access, give the usable passage and everyday operation just as much attention.
Choose a clean panel design or add glazing for a brighter hallway. Review the complete system, including frame, weather seals, hardware and threshold.
Explore a smooth finish or a woodgrain appearance without choosing a wood door. Available glass and sidelight combinations help set the entrance's character.
Let the view connect your living space to the garden. Select the active panel, handle position and opening width around the route you use.
A window can look excellent in a showroom and still need careful planning to work in your house. Frame depth, retained trim, insulation around the opening and exterior finishing all affect the result you live with.
Falcon brings those details into the conversation while you choose the products. Your Burlington estimate should make the work understandable, so you can judge the complete proposal instead of comparing a headline price alone.
The first enquiry starts a conversation, not a product order. There is time to understand your choices and the work behind them.
Tell us which openings concern you and what you would like the result to look or feel like. A rough window count helps us prepare.
At the home visit, connect measurements and visible conditions with operating styles, glazing, finishes and the proposed installation method.
Review pricing, inclusions, approval requirements and timing. Final measurements and selected options are confirmed before the custom order proceeds.
After the agreed installation, review the visible finish and practise opening and locking your new products. Raise any questions with the team.
Useful answers before choosing the products or approving the installation.
Often, the choices within an existing opening can change the overall appearance: frame colour, the number of sections, grille patterns and the balance of fixed and operating glass. We review the whole elevation and the windows staying in place. Any proposed change to the opening itself needs a separate construction and approval discussion.
Compare the proposed product's published whole-window performance, price and configuration rather than selecting by pane count alone. The amount of sun, shade and glass in the room also belongs in that discussion. Ask about ENERGY STAR certified options and verify the specific model and configuration being quoted.
Yes, a project can cover a selected group of openings. Explain the longer-term plan so colours, profiles and window divisions can be considered together. Keep the first order's specifications for reference, while recognising that finishes or product ranges may change before a later phase.
Sizes and quantities are only the starting point. Operating styles, glazing, colours, accessibility and the amount of removal or finishing also influence the quote. Identifying these items at your home produces a more useful estimate than applying one advertised installed price to every window.
Discuss it when the existing frame or surrounding construction needs attention, or when the desired result cannot be achieved by retaining that frame. The visit helps assess suitable methods. Ask how each proposal affects visible glass, interior trim, exterior finish and the ability to inspect the opening.
Not necessarily. Falcon's 25-year window warranty applies to eligible window products under their written terms. Door systems, hardware, finishes and installation may have different coverage and exclusions. Review the documents for the actual products in your order and confirm how a service request should be made.
Burlington lists replacement within existing openings in a house as exempt from a building permit, subject to the City’s scope and definition of a house. New or enlarged openings and structural work should be checked before ordering. Heritage-designated properties may also need approval for changes affecting protected heritage qualities; consult the City Heritage Planner first.
Use the form or call Falcon with your Burlington address and an approximate idea of the work. Mention any difficult-to-open windows, drafts or appearance changes you have in mind. We can discuss the options during a free in-home estimate; you do not need a finished product list to enquire.
Bring us your Burlington window and door ideas, from one room to a larger replacement. We will help turn them into product choices and a written installation proposal you can review at your own pace.
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